30K views · 682 reactions | Video of a Pomeranian dog in Thailand doing a traditional Chinese lion dance went viral ahead of Lunar New Year. | Voice of America | Facebook

Lion head-making is a craft that has lasted thousands of years, and yet is still going strong. It's young people like Wong Siong Loong who contributes to the survival of this Chinese tradition. #YoungLions R.AGE would like to thank Wan Seng Hang 萬勝行 for allowing us to film at their premises. Full story at rage.com.my/younglions. | R.AGE

56K views · 2.4K reactions | Lion dance is one of the most famous traditional performance in China. One dancer waves the lion head and the other waves the lion body and tail. They dance in a lively rhythm to the melody. #ChinaStory #liondance | China Daily | Facebook

3.6K views · 491 reactions | This lion dance performer in central China is breaking tradition (传统chuántǒng) and gender barriers. Zhang Songjuan, who tries to revive the ancient Chinese art form, also challenges its tradition of being male-dominated. Lion dances are often performed during festivals as they are believed to bring about good fortune. Dancers sharing a lion costume work in pairs to perform acrobatic feats to traditional drum beats. #Heritage #Fun | Learn Chinese | Facebook